Tides – Port Alfred – October 14 to October 21
October
High
Low
14
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1132
0428
1813
15
0021
1314
0647
1937
16
0135
1401
0746
2019
17
0217
1435
0824
2051
18
0249
1504
0856
2120
19
0318
1531
0924
2146
20
0345
1557
0950
2212
21
0411
1622
1016
2237
Tides – Port Alfred – September 30 to October 7
September
High
Low
30
1120
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1814
0340
October
1
1322
0023
1941
0655
2
1401
0135
2017
0746
3
1433
0213
2048
0821
4
1503
0245
2118
0853
5
1534
0316
2149
0924
6
1605
0347
2220
0956
7
1637
0419
2253
1029
Local karate dojo needs support
Former local councillor and now Member of the Provincial Legislator (MPL), Jane Cowley has been an ardent supporter of Clive Naido’s karate initiative since...
Crime briefs – September 9 to September 18
On Thursday September 9 at 2.32pm the Multi Security Control Room received a call that a man was intoxicated in the parking lot opposite...
Contradictory rules to COIDA amendment bill, call for immediate withdrawal
On 15 February 2021, NEASA submitted its written submission on the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act Amendment Bill to the Parliamentary Portfolio...
Crime briefs – Tuesday September 7 to Friday September 10
At 7.09am on Tuesday September 7 a break-in at a premises on Albany road was reported to the Multi Security control room, and the...
Tides – Port Alfred -September 16 to September 23
September
High
Low
16
0018
1324
0658
1942
17
0146
1419
0805
2033
18
0234
1458
0847
2111
19
0310
1529
0921
2143
20
0342
1559
0951
2212
21
0411
1626
1019
2239
22
0438
1652
1046
2306
23
0504
1718
1111
2332
Young golfers graduate from Stenden’s Robert Veenstra Entrepreneurship Centre computer course
Stenden South Africa’s flagship Community Empowerment project, the Robert Veenstra Entrepreneurship Centre, recently hosted an exceptionally special graduation at MyPond Hotel.
The reason this was...
Local Government clinches a wage and pension reform deal
Press Release from SALGA
Parties at the SA Bargaining Council on Wednesday, 15 September 2021, clinched a multi-year salary and wage deal for local government,...
Leafline restores dignity to Qhayiya schoolgirls
Each of the girls at Qhayiya Primary School in Nolukhanyo township, Bathurst, received two special sanitary pads from Leafline last Thursday. Funeka Xhanti, of...
Amended regulations announced adjusted alert level two – NEASA summary
From: National Employers' Association of South Africa (NEASA)
The President, last night, reduced the Covid-19 Alert Level to an adjusted Alert Level 2.
The President indicated...
Re-usable sanitary ware donated to girls at Qhayiya Primary
Leafline, represented by Funeka Xhanti, donated 72 re-usable sanitary pads, made from pineapple leaves to the girls at Qhayiya Primary School on Thursday morning.
Read...
Tides – Port Alfred – September 9 to September 16
September
High
Low
9
1735
0516
2349
1126
10
1808
0548
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1158
11
1843
0622
0023
1233
12
1922
0658
0059
1310
13
2010
0742
0140
1354
14
2135
0846
0237
1540
15
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1115
0431
1750
16
0018
1324
0658
1942
OPINION: Mandatory vaccinations in the workplace
Freedom of choice
Opinion piece of Gerhard Papenfus and Jaco Swart, the Chief Executive and National Manager of the National Employers' Association of South Africa...
Crime Briefs
From August 24 to August 30
The Multi Security control room received a call from a client in Francolin Road, at 9.55am on Tuesday August...
Healing Horses is ready to gallop forward
Healing Horses is a member of Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA). Having begun operations in 2018, Healing Horses builds confidence and stamina in...
Council Notes – Ndlambe – Tuesday August 31
Ndlambe held an open council meeting via MS Teams on Tuesday to discuss the financial statements that were sent to the office of the...
Tides – Port Alfred – September 2 to September 9
September
High
Low
2
1348
0051
1957
0731
3
1430
0159
2040
0819
4
1502
0239
2114
0853
5
1533
0312
2145
0923
6
1602
0343
2215
0954
7
1633
0414
2246
1024
8
1704
0444
2317
1055
9
1735
0516
2349
1126
Run Henry, run, for charity
RUN HENRY RUN: Henry Cock was joined by members of the Kowie Striders when he visited Port Alfred on Saturday to complete his 52nd...
Tides – Port Alfred – August 26 to September 2
August
High
Low
26
0602
1820
1211
0005
27
0629
1847
1237
0033
28
0655
1915
1303
0101
29
0723
1946
1331
0130
30
0757
2027
1405
0204
31
0856
2159
1509
0257
September
1
1206
----
1826
0522
2
1348
0051
1957
0731
Municipal workers unhappy with proposed salary and wage increases
Following the three-year collective bargaining agreement that at the end of June this year, unions representing municipal workers across the country have rejected the...
Council notes – Open council meeting via MS Teams on Wednesday August 18
Water availability charge debate
At the MS Teams virtual open council meeting last Wednesday (August 18), the Democratic Alliance, the official opposition at the council,...
Bronze President’s Award candidates don’t beat about the bush
A group of South African President’s Award candidates took to the Assegai trails recently to experience wildlife and the Eastern Cape under the expert...
Tides – Port Alfred – August 19 to August 26
August
High
Low
19
0136
1418
0804
2030
20
0235
1506
0855
2118
21
0320
1545
0936
2157
22
0358
1620
1012
2232
23
0432
1653
1044
2305
24
0504
1723
1115
2336
25
0533
1752
1143
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26
0602
1820
1211
0005
OPINION: EWC is a false, immoral and destructive narrative
Expropriation without compensation NEASA’s submission to parliament
NEASA has submitted its comments on the proposed 18th Amendment Bill (‘the Bill’) as it relates to proposed...
Tides- Port Alfred – August 12 to August 19
August
High
Low
19
0136
1418
0804
2030
20
0235
1506
0855
2118
21
0320
1545
0936
2157
22
0358
1620
1012
2232
23
0432
1653
1044
2305
24
0504
1723
1115
2336
25
0533
1752
1143
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26
0602
1820
1211
0005
Tides – Port Alfred – August 5 to August 12
August
5
1442
0208
2048
0834
6
1519
0252
2127
0911
7
1553
0328
2202
0944
8
1625
0402
2236
1016
9
1657
0434
2308
1047
10
1728
0506
2340
1118
11
1801
0538
----
1150
12
1836
0611
0014
1223
OPINION: SA labour law inflexibility offers no support for unforeseen eventualities
JACO SWART, National Manager and Collective Bargaining Co-ordinator of the National Employers' Association of South Africa (NEASA)
Over the years, a lot has been written...
Crime briefs – Update July 29 2021
A brief summary of crimes reported to TotT over the last week. Please be aware that other criminal activity also took place over this...
Open Letter to Minister Tito Mboweni by Gerhard Papenfus, CE of NEASA
OPEN LETTER From Gerhard Papanfus, Chief Executive of the National Employers Association of South Africa
29 July 2021
Mr Tito Mboweni
Minister of Finance
Dear Minister Mboweni
INTRODUCTION OF TAX...
